Widespread showers, thunderstorms and areas of rain are forecast for much of Queensland over the coming days. The remnants of ex-Tropical Cyclone Koji continue to draw in significant moisture, posing a risk of localised falls and flash flooding. Today, the risk of heavy rainfall extends through central Queensland and the Wide Bay Burnett district. From Wednesday, the risk area will shift to the north-west and the northern interior of the state as ex-Tropical Cyclone Koji moves into the region. T

National Weather Forecast: Wet & windy for the south-east & the tropical north. Video current: 2:00 pm AEDT Thursday 15 January 2026. For the latest forecasts and warnings, go to our website www.bom.gov.au or the BOM Weather app. | Bureau of Meteorology

National Weather Forecast for Monday 12 January: Rain and thunderstorms for Queensland, with the risk of continued flooding. Mild to warm and mostly dry in the south and hot in Western Australia. Showers and storms will continue more broadly about the tropical north. For the latest forecasts and warnings, visit www.bom.gov.au or the BOM Weather app. | Bureau of Meteorology

9pm Wed - Here's a BoM nowcast radar animation out to the next 90 minutes for the showers and thunderstorms that are just starting to enter far inland parts of SEQ from the Downs at this time. But I'd keep in mind that nowcasting can be tricky to do, so keep an eye on the radar in case it changes. Nowcast animation via BoM. (Ken). | South Brisbane Storms

The Bureau of Meteorology has released an enhanced radar mapping experience for the Australian community with our latest BOM Weather app update. The app now shows 90 minutes of past weather, as well as the next 90 minutes of forecast rain, visible on the radar map. Access the latest weather at your fingertips. Download or update your existing app now: http://ow.ly/GeMD50Antby | Bureau of Meteorology

The new Toowoomba weather radar in Queensland is now live. The new radar adds coverage to current radar gaps to the west and south-west of Toowoomba. This includes the northern parts of the Moonie and Border rivers catchments, the upper Condamine River catchment and the mining and resources precinct around Chinchilla. This new Toowoomba radar will improve the Bureau's ability to make weather observations in the region and to warn the community about the potential impacts of severe weather as the

The Bureau of Meteorology’s new radar is two hours behind and not updating as severe storms lash South East Queensland. Read more on the bungle: https://bit.ly/48V8v9S Latest on storms: https://bit.ly/3X0n44z | Courier Mail